The label of "idealism" seems to be inadequate in order to seize the peculiarity of Kant's and Hegel's theories of the nature of knowledge and thinking. In this article I suggest to analyze the development of Kantian concept of ideality in Hegel from two different points of view: 1. Hegel's clarification of the Kantian theory of knowledge (through a new theory of consciousness), 2. Hegel's understanding of thought as mediative activity able to idealize any content of experience.
Sviluppi del concetto kantiano di idealità in Hegel
GIUSPOLI, Paolo
2010-01-01
Abstract
The label of "idealism" seems to be inadequate in order to seize the peculiarity of Kant's and Hegel's theories of the nature of knowledge and thinking. In this article I suggest to analyze the development of Kantian concept of ideality in Hegel from two different points of view: 1. Hegel's clarification of the Kantian theory of knowledge (through a new theory of consciousness), 2. Hegel's understanding of thought as mediative activity able to idealize any content of experience.File in questo prodotto:
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